Franciscan-Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Judith Terrameo OSF When Jesus had finished washing the feet of the disciples, he asked them, “Do you understand what I have done to you? You call me Mas...
Franciscan-Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Margaret Magee OSF Clare of Assisi: A Woman of Common Sense I believe that Clare of Assisi was a woman of deep contemplation, love of God and of all peop...
Franciscan-Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Marita Flynn OSF This is a picture of St. Francis receiving the stigmata about two years before his death, while he was at Mount Alvernia. Francis was kn...
Franciscan-Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Colleen Brady OSF When asked recently to select a favorite picture of St. Francis of Assisi and/or St. Clare of Assisi, I began pouring over the multitud...
Franciscan-Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Lucy Cardet OSF 1) Gaze – find a time and place. What helps? A crucifix? An opportunity to be with. 2) Listen – to the word … to the Spirit … to others (...
Franciscan-Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Donna Haynes This image is a reminder of the power of the Holy Eucharist. This is not just a symbol or representation of Jesus, but it is the Lord himsel...
Franciscan -Clarian Art ReflectionBy: Edir de Freitas Pereiro, OSF Clara confronts the Saracens, holding up the Most Blessed Eucharist. She faces her enemies, not with guns, but with faith in...
Franciscan-Clarian Art RelfectionBy: Lilian Cristina Pinheiro, OSF Francis and Clare: two hearts that find each other, in love and in Christ. It is an image of wholeness. The experience of f...
